Founded in 2015, OSMOS is a non-profit think-and-do tank that aims to become the leading hub for mutually beneficial international partnerships in the Baltic States. OSMOS brings together practitioners, businesses, political, and academic communities working in and with EU partner countries.OSMOS is a team of reflective practitioners that also delivers in-depth analysis and presents research at international academic conferences on topics such as African narratives of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine or EU talent partnership policy from the Baltic perspective. To facilitate more informed Africa policies in the Baltics, in partnership with ECDPM and Vilnius University, OSMOS hosts the Baltic-Africa Academy - an intensive annual thematic course for Africa foreign policy stakeholders in the Baltics.

Digital Explorers programme, jointly developed with partners from public, private and non-profit sectors, offers a unique chance to make an unexpected connection between Lithuanian and Nigerian ICT ecosystems and facilitates individual journeys between the two countries.

Coordinating a development education project "Media4Development," developing the National Centre for Civil Education, conducting research for the National NGO Network for Education and freelance-writing.Serving as Lithuania country expert for Freedom House and V-Dem Institute (Varieties of Democracy).

Middle East and Africa Research Division